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- 1. IMAGINE AUSTIN A New Comprehensive Plan For Austin Mark Walters Planning & Development Review Department City of Austin
- 3. Vision 5 th best city in America for couples (2008) # 3- Top 10 Cities for Jobs (2008) #4 Pet-Friendly City (2009) Ranked 2 nd on Top 10 cities to buy a home (2008) #3 City for relocations (2010) Among Top 5 cities for young singles (2007) # 1 City for the Next Decade (2010) #2 City for beating the recession (2010) 5th Best Place to live for Moviemakers (2010) #5 Earth Friendly City (2010) 2 nd Best Place to Live in America for Hispanics (2008) 3 rd Smartest City in the country (2006)
- 5. Austin Residential and Commercial Growth Source : TCAD 2009
- 6. Congress Avenue - 1913
- 7. Guadalupe Street – 1920s
- 8. http://texashistory.unt.edu/permalink/meta-pth-19237 Austin Municipal Airport – 1930s
- 9. East Avenue – 1950s http://sapaustinrelo.com/images/east_avenue_undated_A%201950.jpg
- 10. US 183 / Mopac – 1966 http://www.texasfreeway.com/austin/historic/photos/loop1/images/183_balcones_looking_east_11_14_1966.jpg
- 11. http://texashistory.unt.edu/permalink/meta-pth-33282 Ben White Boulevard – 1977
- 12. http://www.texasfreeway.com/Austin/historic/photos/360/images/360_const_N_jul_80_lres.jpg Loop 360 / Lake Austin – 1980
- 13. Downtown and UT/West Campus - 2008
- 14. Source: Census Data, and Ryan Robinson, City Demographer, City of Austin How Has Austin Grown? 700, 407 1940 100,000 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000 Population
- 15. 2000 600,000 2010 2020 2030 700,000 800,000 900,000 1,000,000 1,100,000 1,200,000 1,300,000 1,400,000 Low Range Mid Range High Range Source: Ryan Robinson, City Demographer, City of Austin Population How Much Could Austin Grow?
- 16. The Power of Plans to Shape the Future
- 17. Chicago Plan - 1909 http://www.american-architecture.info/USA/CHICAGO/CHI-GAL1.htm
- 18. City of Skyscrapers Public Space Along the Waterfront http://3dognightonline.com/uploaded_images/Chicago-Water-Front-736873.jpg
- 19. Waller Plan for Austin, 1839 http://www.judegalligan.com/images/Downtown_Austin_Historical_Map.jpg http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/arc/maps/images/map0926d.jpg
- 20. Congress Avenue Downtown Squares
- 21. The Look of 1979 http://www.lovefords.org/78/pintobobcat/New_Folder/1978_ford_pinto_cover_001.jpg http://misterirrelevant.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/twin-redskins-cheerleaders.jpg http://www.gps1979.com/leisuresuit.jpg http://daddydan.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/searswishbook1979cp286.jpg http://web.itcs.uiuc.edu/users/sampson/Sampson/PamEaster1979.jpg
- 26. Questions to Ask When Creating a Comprehensive Plan
- 27. What do we aspire to be as a community in 10, 20, 25 years and beyond?
- 28. How can we preserve and enhance our quality of life as we grow?
- 29. How will we locally define and achieve sustainability?
- 30. How can farmland and open space be preserved?
- 31. How will we get around?
- 32. How will our commercial areas look and feel?
- 33. Designed for Cars. . .
- 34. . . . or designed for people?
- 36. . . . or traditional development?
- 37. How will our new neighborhoods look and feel?
- 38. Typical development. . .
- 39. . . . or something else?
- 40. More Suburban. . .
- 41. . . . or more urban?
- 42. What will we do to preserve and enhance established neighborhoods?
- 43. The Comprehensive Planning Process
- 45. Comprehensive Plan Overarching Themes Community Engagement Sustainability Implementation
- 46. The Community Will Provide the Plan’s Direction
- 47. 2 Vision and Plan Framework Where are we going? 1 Plan Kick Off Conduct research and develop the planning process 3 Comprehensive Plan How are we going to get there?
- 48. Austin City Charter Economic Development Health and Human Services Drainage, Water and Solid Waste Environment Parks and Open Space Housing Public Buildings Future Land Use Transportation Public Services Comprehensive Plan
- 51. What Have We Heard So Far in the Process—CFS #2 Mixed-Use Transportation Single-Use Employment Single-Use Residential
- 58. www.ImagineAustin.net Become a Facebook fan of IMAGINE AUSTIN Twitter http://twitter.com/ImagineAustin Ways to Stay Involved
Editor's Notes
- The Comprehensive Planning Process is designed to look at the 7 high level questions What do we aspire to be as a community in 10, 20, 25 years and beyond? What is the best in Austin that needs to be protected? Where are gaps that should be overcome? What problems, old or new, need to be addressed to benefit everyone in Austin? What are we in the process of becoming? What will Austin look like in 25 years and beyond if current trends continue? What are the choices to "change course" in the direction of the Vision?